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EFFICIENCY OF BONE MARROW PRECURSOR CELL COLONY-FORMING AS A PREDICTOR OF DISEASE COURSE IN PLASMA CELL MYELOMA PATIENTS WITH A HISTORY OF RADIATION EXPOSURE
EFEKTYVNIST' KOLONIIeUTVORENNIa KLITYN-POPEREDNYKIV KISTKOVOGO MOZKU, IaK PROGNOSTYChNYĬ FAKTOR PEREBIGU PLAZMOKLITYNNOÏ MIIeLOMY U OSIB Z RADIATsIĬNYM ANAMNEZOM
2020
Problemi radìacìjnoï medicini ta radìobìologìï
EFEKTYVNIST' KOLONIIeUTVORENNIa KLITYN-POPEREDNYKIV KISTKOVOGO MOZKU, IaK PROGNOSTYChNYĬ FAKTOR PEREBIGU PLAZMOKLITYNNOÏ MIIeLOMY U OSIB Z RADIATsIĬNYM ANAMNEZOM
Objective. Assessment of role of the bone marrow colony-forming efficiency in plasma cell myeloma patients at different stages of treatment as a prognostic criterion for the disease course. Materials and methods. The colony forming efficiency (CFE) was assayed in stage I–II plasma cell myeloma (PCM) patients (n = 37) aged 42–73, namely in patients survived after the Chornobyl NPP accident (n = 21) and persons not exposed to ionizing radiation (n = 16). There were 11 males exposed to ionizing
doi:10.33145/2304-8336-2020-25-490-501
pmid:33361856
fatcat:tqeypsj3z5cszofuydfjc5lfxu